Sentence examples for faint radiation from inspiring English sources

Then, on Friday, they said, the station in Sacramento began to register the faint radiation.

In a similar way, faint radiation from the Chernobyl disaster spread around the globe and reached the West Coast in 10 days, its levels detectable but minuscule.

That property is a kind of faint radiation that the British cosmologist Dr. Stephen W. Hawking predicted should be emitted from just outside the event horizon of a real black hole.

For Panek, this faint radiation arriving from all directions is the first experimental confirmation of big bang theory, and the moment at which cosmology made the transition from celestial just-so story to science.

Such cold objects give off faint radiation at wavelengths shorter than 1 millimeter, and Planck's sensitive detectors are great at finding them, says Helou.

The faint radiation was visible thanks to a fortuitous cosmic alignment: The light from the distant quasar is amplified by the gravity of a much closer, invisible galaxy.

This was necessary because if the telescope were not cooled down, its own thermal radiation at infrared wavelengths would swamp the much fainter radiation from astronomical objects.

As the universe expanded and cooled, a faint background radiation was left over, which can be detected today as microwave radiation filling the sky.

But some remnant of the solidarity and fellow feeling of the days and weeks has lingered, like the faint background radiation from the Big Bang.

This faint thermal radiation emanating from all parts of the celestial sphere is thought to be the remnant of the primordial fireball predicted by the big-bang model.

Thermoluminescent dating is based on the slight damage to all matter, including clays, by the faint nuclear radiation present in the earth.